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Read about Sellers and Sons’ experience with a Vermeer pipeline trencher on a challenging water line installation project in the desert.
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There is increased awareness and focus on managing drilling fluid weight, because it can be a major factor to cause inadvertent returns. Find out if bringing in a reclaimer for your HDD operations is the right move.
Read MoreSelecting the right vacuum excavator for your business With all of the different makes and models of vacuum excavators on the market today, choosing the right one isn’t necessarily an easy...
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Many horizontal directional drilling contractors have that one success story that brings a smile to their face just thinking about it. For the owner of Pinnacle Construction & Directional Boring, Inc., in Charleston, South Carolina, that story happened on the day his team completed a 285-foot (86.9 m) bore under the entrance roadways at the Charleston International Airport.
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Drilling fluids are the secret sauce on horizontal directional drilling (HDD) jobs. Drilling fluids can also be one of the most misunderstood aspects of drilling operations. Take some of the mystery out of drilling fluids.
Read MoreWith congested underground easements and roadways, it is becoming increasingly important to visually identify the location of underground utilities — gas, fiber, water, telecommunications and...
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Is your company talking a lot about mud these days? You should be.
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Do you and your drilling crews understand the science involved with mixing drilling fluids?
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Despite the growth in horizontal directional drilling (HDD) and HDD drills, some jobsites may benefit from an open-cut. Follow these considerations when deciding whether to use trenchless technologies or open-cut methods at your next jobsite.
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